Broadway Will Remain Closed For The Rest Of The Year Hollywood is still hoping against hope that movie theaters can be back up and running this year, but Broadway isn’t taking any chances. The Great White Way has been shut down since March 12, and today, The Broadway League announced that Broadway would remain dark until at least January of next year. And one can’t help but ask: if it isn’t safe enough to reopen Broadway this year, how can it be safe enough to reopen movie theaters?...

Cameo Bits: Quentin Tarantino In ‘Django Unchained’, Skrillex In ‘Wreck-It Ralph’, Patrick Stewart Rumored For ‘X-Men’, Kevin James Spotted Around ‘Hangover 3’ Set AsDjango Unchainedprepares for its year-end release, news has broken about one more addition to the already star-studded cast.Rex Linn, who plays Tennessee Harry in the film, recently revealed thatQuentin Tarantinohimself would appear in a small role — as he has in several of his other directorial efforts, includingInglourious Basterds,Death Proof,Pulp Fiction, andReservoir Dogs....

Christopher Smith And Xavier Gens Join ‘The ABCs Of Death;’ Director Contest Details Announced The horror anthologyThe ABCs of Death, inspired in part by early kids' books and bearing a real resemblance to Edward Gorey’sThe Gashlycrumb Tinies, is a who’s-who of current horror and genre stars and up and comers. The film will be divided into twenty-six segments in which a letter of the alphabet corresponds to a method of death....

Colossus To Be Recast For ‘Deadpool’ Last week when we heard Colossus would show up inDeadpool(not exactly a surprise, as he’s in the script that the screenwriters encouraged people to read months ago) we wondered ifDaniel Cudmorewould return for the role. He’s played the character a few times already, in films likeX-Men 2,X-Men: The Last Stand, andX-Men: Days of Future Past. But now Cudmore himself says he’s not doing the gig....

Cool Stuff Reviewed: Adult Swim’s $75 Pants, Ghostbusters: The Video Game Some free stuff showed up in the mail and we decided to review it. Well, in one case, we let some guy down the street review the stuff, but we still kept the stuff. – Regards, the /Film Cool Stuff Dept.[adult swim]sent me these$75 pantsfrom their new"Finer Things"line. Wait, I’m not bragging. I’m not even sure what I’m typing because I’ve never reviewedpants....

Cool Stuff: Eric Tan’s Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Poster We’ve featured many of artistEric Tan’s creations in past Cool Stuff columns: we’ve spotlighted his workfor past Pixar productions,X-Men, among other things. Tan has been creating a series of posters for the Indiana Jones film series. you’re able to see hisRaiders of the Lost ArkandTemple of Doomposters in our linked Cool Stuff articles. His latest poster if for the third film in the original trilogy –Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade(a film title which use to be really clever because it meant two different things at the same time… use....

Cool Stuff: Massive ‘Star Wars’ LEGO Cantina Playset Is A Wretched Hive Of Scum And Building Bricks Every year,LEGOStar Warsplaysets keep getting better and better, and this year is no exception. A massive LEGOStar WarsMos Eisley cantina playset inspired byA New Hopeis coming in October that will let you build both the exterior and interior of that wretched hive of scum and villainy with 3,187 pieces and 21 minifigures to populate it....

David Lowery And Dev Patel On Making History, And Humanizing The Fantasy, In ‘The Green Knight’ [Interview] FilmmakerDavid LowerylovesDev Pateljust as much as we do. Which is a lot, considering how much online film circles gush and swoon over thePersonal History of David Copperfieldactor. “I was just really taken with the idea of seeing Dev on a horse in armor with a sword, with that axe, an image that just instantly just like it felt right to me,” Lowery told /Film in a Zoom interview with him and Patel for the upcoming A24 fantasy epicThe Green Knight....

Donal Logue Believes There’s A “Realistic Chance” Of A ‘Terriers’ Revival There has never been a better time to be a beloved but cancelled TV series. This year sawArrested Developmentreturning for a fourth season and the long-promisedVeronica Marsmovie entering production, while Fox put together plans for the limited sequel series24: Live Another Day. In that light, it makes sense that the folks behindTerriers, the brilliant but fatally underseen FX mystery series, are sounding more and more optimistic about a possible movie sequel....

Empire Photo Spread Has Actors Recreating Iconic Roles [Update:Many of you have pointed out, correctly, thatEmpireran these in their magazine for the 20th anniversary issue several months ago. However, this is the first time that they’ve been available online in this form, and many of you haven’t seen them before. So, if you didn’t catch them the first time around, enjoy.] The always-awesomeEmpiremagazine really pulled out the stops for their 20th anniversary....

Every Star Wars Project Currently In Development We’re coming up on the 10-year anniversary of Disney buying Lucasfilm from George Lucas in October 2012, and it’s been quite the roller coaster ride for “Star Wars” since then. We’ve had “Star Wars” projects that just about everyone seems to love (“Star Wars Rebels”), ones that nobody can agree on (“Star Wars: The Last Jedi”), and ones that fans seem to think are, you know, okay, but definitely could’ve been better (“Solo: A Star Wars Story”)....

First Look: The Big-Screen Return Of ‘Winnie The Pooh’ Amidst other new projects, Disney is prepping the a new theatricalWinnie the Poohfilm, and the first two stills have been released. They’re quite nice, and more than other recent films featuring characters created byA.A. Milne, they echo the lovely hand-drawn qualities of the classic Pooh films from Disney. Stephen J. Anderson(Meet the Robinsons,Journey Beneath the Sea) andDon Hallco-directWinnie the Pooh, with Disney veteranBurny Mattinson, who was an animator on 1974’sWinnie the Pooh and Tigger Too!...

Having The Northman’s Vikings Speak English Wasn’t An Artistic Choice There are a lot of fun facts and historical details you can glean from Robert Eggers' press tour for his upcoming film “The Northman,” but the only thing that I learned is that someone needs to give Eggers an unlimited budget so he can unleash a movie entirely in Old Norse onto the world. Sure, he put a ton of research and knowledge into “The Northman,” including working with experts and talked to historians, but now that I know we could have gotten an even wilder film, it’s all I’ll be able to think about....